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Firefox vs. Chrome & IE

I have a problem. My website (downstay.net) has suddenly broke in IE and in Chrome (but it's still OK in firefox). The pages are not rendering correctly and I think it's a CSS problem but not sure. I changed nothing on the site when this broke. I know that doesn't help but it's the truth!

I have validated in both HTML 5 and CSS 3.

It's easiest just to look and see for yourself, but I'll try to explain:

This really has me confounded as I did not make any changes to my site, yet all pages are affected! That's why it led me to believe it was something in my css file but I haven't been able to find anything.

Please somebody, I would appreciate it if you would take the time to look at my site and see for yourself. ANY comments or leads would be greatly appreciated!

Also, interestingly, when I view the website on my home computer as "file:///var/www/positivepaws/index.html" it renders correctly. If I look at it as "localhost/positivepaws/index.html" it errs in the ways described above.

Thanks again

Thanks again Major Payne, the resources you gave me must have helped spark something in my mind. There were lots of little problems, but the main one (the one that caused the footer to float up under the masthead) was due to a misplaced </div>. I didn't encapsulate the whole area I needed to. My "contentarea" contained "leftpart" and "rightpart", two columns, then came the footer. I was ending "contentarea" after the footer, when it should have been after leftpart and "rightpart", before footer. After I relocated it, the footer went right where it was supposed to. I tried it in Chrome, IE, Opera, and Firefox. Worked in all of them!